The JINX of 5% Fragmentation!

Defraggler Defraggler Bug Reporting
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Hello Members!

Have run the Latest version of Defraggler an umpteen times within Win 10, but the JINX of 5% Fragmentation continues to sustain.

Similar meticulous attempts have also been made within SAFE-Mode of Win 10, but 5% of Fragmentation continues to linger on..& on!

Can someone please help guide on the Holy-sermon to dispel the JINX of 5% forever Fragmentation?

Help will be sincerely appreciated.

PS::: Defragmentation is able to complete 100% at 100% of times, but Re-analysis of the C: drive have always-always indicated--- "5% Fragmentation"!

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Why are you worried about an insignificant amount of fragmentation, and drive with 23 or less fragmentation is within operating norms. There's no such creature as "100% defragmentation" in the real world

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even if you were to achieve the Holy Grail of getting your drive 100% defrag'd, it would get re-fragmented at the next reboot.

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even if you were to achieve the Holy Grail of getting your drive 100% defrag'd, it would get re-fragmented at the next reboot.

If not before

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Hello Nergal & mta!

I would also like to apprise that running Defragmentation under SAFE-Mode of Windows also tinkers with 'Recovery Drive' as well!

Though the % continues to depict as 0% fragmented, yet the respective Defragmentation continue to proceed ahead with a Real-time Updates over amount of time left!

Is 0% fragmentation a False positive? OR Defragmentation of Recovery-drive is the greater of the two Lies? :-)

Please suggest?

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I should elaborate on my previous state.

I should have said "trying to achieve 100% defragmentation on your system drive is nigh on impossible."

defragging any other drive/partition down to 0% is actually pretty easy.

that's due to every other drive, apart from the system one, not being 'live':- there is no pagefile, updates, background tasks, AV software, restore points etc etc always active.

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The way Win10 adds files back in immediately after running CCleaner it's of no surprise that there's always a level of unavoidable fragmentation and I'm not referring to locked in-use files, just the rubbish that Win10 relentlessly creates.